He just tramples over everything, honestly. See when I used to bring my art stuff home and I had to like paint, he'd
Bethany:
Stop!
Rachel:
walk through the paint and, like, trail it through the house and I had to go after him.
Bethany:
That is they two,
Rachel:
You're bad.
Bethany:
like, snuggled up in bed.
Interviewer:
Aw that's so cute.
Bethany:
That's all [pet] ever wants though, like, he just wants cuddles but that's, like, the way they dogs are natured. And, like, my sister literally'll get out of bed in the morning and [pet] jump in it. He's just so big and chubby.
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Sheila:
in the room still to-- well, still to just recently there was a great big wardrobe with a big drawer underneath.
Linda:
That's right.
Sheila:
That was my cot.
Linda:
That was the cot.
Sheila:
That was my cot.
Linda:
That's what folk did then, the babies got put in baskets and stuff, eh?
Sheila:
Oh aye, didn't have anything else.
Linda:
In-- in the linen bag-- the linen basket.
Sheila:
I mean changed days with outside toilets and
Linda:
That's right.
Sheila:
washing out closes and-- Nooadays they dinnae ken they're living.
